Cairo: Al-Azhar Grand Imam Ahmed Al Tayyeb met on Tuesday with Mohamed Refaat, Chairman of the Egyptian Judges' Club, to discuss greater cooperation between the two institutions, particularly in public awareness and the promotion of social and moral values. During the meeting at Al Azhar headquarters in Cairo, Al Tayyeb praised the role of Egyptian judges in administering justice, protecting the rights of vulnerable people, upholding the rule of law, and contributing to social stability. He said Al Azhar supports efforts to strengthen public awareness and preserve the moral and ethical values of society.According to State Information Service Egypt, the Grand Imam also addressed challenges facing young people, warning of intellectual and cultural influences that he said seek to distance younger generations from their cultural, religious, and moral roots. Al Tayyeb noted that young people are increasingly exposed to content that enters homes without adequate oversight, warning that such influences could weake n their connection to national and social issues and contribute to a decline in moral values. He called for greater attention to protecting young people's cultural identity and strengthening their ability to assess the ideas and content they encounter.Refaat expressed appreciation for Al Tayyeb's efforts to promote what he described as a correct understanding of religion, counter misconceptions, and spread the values of moderation. He also thanked the Grand Imam for opening a branch of Al Azhar's Rewaq educational programme at the Egyptian Judges Club, saying that the initiative would support religious education and public awareness. Refaat praised Al Azhar's longstanding role in Egyptian society and its efforts to confront extremist ideas and hate speech, as well as its work in support of issues concerning the Arab and Islamic worlds.